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2018/06/19 White House Report
The report, titled How China’s Economic Aggression Threatens the Technologies and Intellectual Property of the United States attribued China's rapid economic growth to be "in significant part through aggressive acts, policies, and practices that fall outside of global norms and rules."  It also concludes that "China’s economic aggression now threatens not only the U.S. economy but also the global economy as a whole."   In particular, the report considered recruitment of science, technology, business, and finance talent as part of China's inappropriate acquisition of U.S. technologies and intellectual properties from America’s national security innovation base. 

2018/06/06 Senate Subcommittee Hearing

The Subcommittee on Border Security and Immigration of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary held a hearing originally titled “A Thousand Talents: China’s Campaign to Infiltrate and Exploit U.S. Academia.”  It was later retitled "Student Visa Integrity: Protecting Educational Opportunity and National Security."

Two panels of witnesses appeared in the hearing.  The first panel included four officials from the federal government: Director of National Security, Department of Homeland Security, FBI, and the State Department.  The second panel included three representatives from Seyfarth Shaw LLP, Texas A&M University, and the Association of International Educators respectively.

Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Border Security and Immigration, sought to invite Representative Judy Chu, of California, the chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, to testify at Wednesday’s subcommittee hearing. Representative Chu’s office said Durbin’s request was declined by the committee chair, Senator John Cornyn of Texas, a Republican.
2018/07/25 New York Times: Visa Restrictions for Chinese Students Alarm Academia
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2018/07/24 NBC News: Education or espionage? A Chinese student takes his homework home to China

2018/07/07 Yahoo News: Immigrant PhD candidate rocked by sudden US Army discharge

2018/06/22
South China Morning Post: 
China’s ‘Thousand Talents’ plan key to seizing US expertise, intelligence officials say
Bloomberg: U.S. Faces ‘Unprecedented Threat’ From China on Tech Takeover
Washington Post: The State Department wants to limit Chinese student visas. Its plan goes too far.

2018/06/21 The New York Times: In Hitting China on Trade, Trump Is Seen Neglecting U.S. Emerging Industries

2018/06/19 The Wall Street Journal: New White House Report, Authored by Trade Hawk, Blasts Chinese ‘Economic Aggression’

2018/06/19 The White House: How China’s Economic Aggression Threatens the Technologies and Intellectual Property of the United States and the World

2018/06/15
South China Morning Post: 
More foreigners moving to China for work, study finds
The Diplomat: The Consequences of Curbing Chinese STEM Graduate Student US Visas

2018/06/13 American Institute of Physics: New US Visa Screening Measures Target Chinese Citizens Studying ‘Sensitive’ Subjects
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2018/06/08 Voice of America: 美国会重量级议员:中国学术渗透不是间谍小说,是美国当下的现实
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2018/06/07
Inside Higher Ed: Chinese Students: Security Threat or Stereotype Threat?
世界日報: 國會反仇華作證 趙美心吃閉門羹

​2018/06/06
​U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary: 
Student Visa Integrity: Protecting Educational Opportunity and National Security


Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus: CAPAC Chair Chu on Senate Hearing on Chinese Students
OCA:  Statement for the Hearing Record
AAJC: Statement of Asian Americans Advancing Justice
APLU, AAU, ACE & COGR: Statement in Advance of Senate Judiciary Subcommittee’s Hearing on Student Visas & National Security Concerns
Washington Post:  ​The Latest: Officials worry Chinese students pose risk to US
ABC News: Chinese institutes on US campuses: Advantageous or risky?
FBI: Student Visa Integrity: Protecting Educational Opportunity and National Security
Voice of America: US to Limit Some Chinese Visas

2018/06/03 Washington Post: China increasingly challenges American dominance of science
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2018/05/31 Inside Higher Ed: Groups Raise Concerns on Chinese Student Visa Limits

2018/05/30 Association of Public and Land-grant Universities: APLU Statement on U.S. Department of State’s Reported Plans to Limit Visa Duration for Some Chinese Students
The Chronicle of Higher Education:  Higher-Ed Groups Warn Against Visa Restrictions for Chinese Students
CNBC: US officials plan to limit visas for Chinese tech students

2018/05/29
Bloomberg: U.S. to Put Limits on Some Visas for Chinese Citizens
The Hill: Trump administration to tighten restrictions on some Chinese visas
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